Shares of FRED fell by 1.42% or $-0.21/share to $14.53. NASDAQ is trading at a price to book ratio of 1.28. This indicates that the shares are relatively cheap compared to book value which means the market is pricing in going concern value. The PEG is 1.13 suggesting that the shares are attractively priced relative to the firm's growth rate. The price to sales ratio came in at 0.29. Hence, the firm is extremely cheap relative to its top line sales figures. On average, 268752 shares of FRED exchange hands on a given day and today's volume is recorded at 216925. These financial metrics combined make this company seem undervalued. Value investors may have an eye on this one, especially if the stock gets cheaper.
Fred's, Inc. is engaged in the sale of general merchandise through its retail discount stores and full-service pharmacies.
